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Jan 2005
Introduction Figure 1: Adult Obesity Prevalence in Indiana and the United States, 1990-2005 Percent of Adults Nationwide (States, DC, and Territories) Indiana (with 95% confidence intervals) 98 19 Year Source: CDC BRFSS http://www.cdc.gov/brfss/ ...
In 1990, about one eighth (11.6%) of adults in the United States were obese. In 2005, about one-quarter of adults was obese. The prevalence of obesity had doubled in just 15 years. Obesity in Indiana has consistently been more common than in the rest of the country, by about three percentage points. Obesity ...
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Jan 2006
Figure 22: Overweight and Obese Adults, Indiana Compared to the United States, 2006 Percentage Indiana United States Overweight Obese ...
BRFSS, 63% of Indiana’s adults were overweight or obese compared to the national level of 62% (Figure 22 ...
adults in Indiana. Males tended to be more overweight than females; however females were just slightly more obese than males (Figure 26). In 2006, Black adults had the highest obesity prevalence
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Jan 2007
Table 8.2b Prevalence of overweight and obesity adults, Indiana, 2004-2007 Weight Classification % Change 2004- Neither overweight nor obese (BMI < 24.9) Overweight (BMI 25.0 – 29.9) Obese (BMI 30.0+) Source: CDC, Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System +7.5% ...
In 2007, approximately 26% of adults in the United States and approximately 27% of adults in Indiana were classified as obese. Since 2000, rates in both the U.S. and Indiana have increased. Obesity ...
As an indicator of the impact of obesity on other health factors, data show that the percentage of adults ever
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Jan 2009
of Indiana’s adults are overweight or obese (65%), which is similar to the national rate (63%).2 The rise in obesity significantly increased from 2001 to 2009 (See Figure 3).2 ...
Figure 3: Percent of Adults by Overweight & Obesity* Indiana, 2001-2009† Obese Overweight Percent This represents approximately 1.5 million adults in 2009. The Plan seeks to reduce this number to about 1.2 million adults by 2020. Year * Overweight is defined as a BMI between 25 and 29.9 and obesity is defined ...
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Jan 2008
Non-Hispanic blacks (36.5%) had the highest prevalence of obesity based on BMI followed by non-Hispanic whites (27.0%) and Hispanics (18.8%) (Figure 4).10 The percent of non-Hispanic blacks considered having a BMI of greater than 30 based on selfreported height and weight was more than twice ...
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Jan 2008
Figure 6 Percent of Adults Reported BMI >=30 (obese) by Race – Indiana Males 2004-2008 *red/bold = the half-width of the confidence intervals is >10 - interpret with caution Source: 2008 Indiana BRFSS ...
Obesity A body mass index (BMI) of 30 or greater is considered obese. In 2008, 30.8% of adult Black males, 27.2% adult White males, and 26.0% of total adult male population reported a BMI of 30 or greater. [Figure 6] ...
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Nov 2009
to investigate the relationship between obesity rates and SES, education levels, ethnicity, and demographic residency. Interestingly, in America, individuals of low to moderate SES often have the highest prevalence ...
at poverty level were obese. Related to adult education levels, Robert & Reither (2004) found that women who ...
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Jan 2008
CDC. Editorial Note: The prevalence of obesity in the United States has more than doubled in the past ...
of adults aged >20 years are measured by survey staff members, indicated the prevalence of obesity was 45 ...
. Among non-Hispanic whites in 50 states and DC, the prevalence of obesity ranged from 9.0% (DC) to 30
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Jan 2009
average number of adults with obesity who also have arthritis. †† Does not include Puerto Rico, U.S ...
In state-specific analyses of adults with obesity, arthritis was common (median: 35.6%; range: 28.7% in California and Hawaii to 44.1% in West Virginia) (Table 2). Among adults with obesity, physical inactivity ...
; furthermore, prevalence of physical inactivity was at least 5 percentage points higher in every state.
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